31st, 2017. in that time, we had 110 kits collected and submitted to the laboratory. all were concluded within the 120 day limit established by the commission, and most, the average time is under 30-days for those kits. having said that, 15 of those kits did exceed the five-day window of commission to the treatment centers, but that did not affect the ability to turn those kits around within the time frame. none of the kits was outsourced. all of that work was completed within the laboratory here in san francisco. of those kits, 93 kits provided foreign dna profiles. # 8 of those were determined to meet codis eligibility and suitablity requirements. they were subsequently updated within the 120 day period, and of those 88 uploads, 26 results in codis hits or associations. 103 kits had no foreign dna profiles available when processed. as for notification and out comes, of those kits, the number of victim survivor notifications made by svu through the victim bill of rights was
presentation of the department s collection and analysis of sexual assault kits, evidence and reporting of sexual and reporting of results to sexual assault victims report percommission resolution 16-28, adopted april 20, 2016, and presentation of the audit of electronic communication devices for bias, fourth quarter 2017; and presentation regarding strategic planning 1.0. thank you very much, sergeant willshaw, well come, chief. thank you very much, vice preside president. i had i have several reports tonight, and i d like to start on crime, and i have one of our key doj reforming issues, and i d like to update where you are and where we ll be going with that process as part of the chief s report, so i ll start off with crime and i ll just highlight the major issues with violent crimes. our homicided are at eight for the year. we were at eight this time last year, so we were actually even with last year, which is not a good thing, but it s a good thing that we re not u
streets of san francisco, and i have to wait to get justice for my son when everyone knows who killed my son. the police know, the d.a. know. they have addresses. they put it in the newspaper, but no one s doing anything. can you put our children s cases on the agenda so that we can get some closure for the mothers and for the like myself and for my family so that we can heal. the perpetrators are walking the street, still, today, to murder again when they feel like it, to pickup a gun, just like the recent homicides in the school that just recently happened. what are we going to do about that? it s happening everywhere. thank you. thank you, miss brown. as you know, miss brown comes to us each week to talk about the death of her son, and unfortunately, there s no witnesses that will come forward. if anyone s willing to come forward, the anonymous tip number is area code 415-575-4444, and miss brown pours her heart out to us each week. her son aubrey was a great young man
yes, commissioner in. in answer to your question? one of the first phase of this, that s one of the things that the consultants helped us greatly was laying out a timeline with deliverables. it was a very tight timeline. we had to get things working on time. as we go forward in working with the commission, that same process will be incorporated, and these strategic clusters, everything that you said will fit in one of these strategic clusters, so they re pretty broad, but all the things that you mentioned, recruitment, hiring, changing consuulture w fit in one of these, and the collaborative process, those will be headed by the appropriate department people or collaborative work groups, including commission, community, leaders in different fields that will add to building this strategic plan under these clusters. and then, the last thing, are we going to continue to work with the consultant through all these different phases of this of meeting the dgo changes i m sorr